To help keep our clients aware of possible threats they may face, we’ve compiled a list of common cyberattacks to watch out for.
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Cybersecurity Internet of Things: Securing IoT Devices for Your Home
Learn some simple tips for securing IoT devices around your home, so you can enjoy all their conveniences without worrying about your data.
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Cybersecurity Tips for Safe Web Browsing
The first day of August celebrates World Wide Web Day, a holiday recognizing our ability to browse information online. In the spirit of this holiday, we’ve put together a collection of tips for safe web browsing.
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Cybersecurity Tips to Prevent Computer Viruses
Whether it’s your device crashing, your processing speed slowing way down, or your screen getting bombarding with pop-ups, nothing good comes from a virus breaching your device. Fortunately, steps can be taken to help prevent computer viruses from interfering with your daily digital routine.
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Computer Repair Prolong Laptop Battery Life
Running out of battery charge on your laptop can be a real nuisance when you forget your charger or there aren’t any outlets nearby. To help maximize your device’s charge so you can keep working on your tasks, check out our list tips on how to prolong laptop battery life!
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Computer Repair Laptop Cleaning
By committing to consistent cleaning, you can help remove fingerprints and dust, prevent keyboard and touchpad issues, and reduce your exposure to germs.
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Cybersecurity Password Security Tips
In honor of World Password Day, we’ve compiled a list of password security tips to help keep your personal and business information secure.
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Disaster Recovery Counting Your 3-2-1 Data Backup Options
Backing your data up properly is not a one step process. A common backup strategy, known as the 3-2-1 Backup Rule, keeps your data safe in almost any failure scenario.
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Cybersecurity Microsoft Outlook Vulnerability - March 2023
Earlier this month, Microsoft discovered a vulnerability for its Outlook application. Named CVE-2023-23397, this vulnerability allows an attacker to send an email and compromise your computer even if you don’t interact with the message.